Ya, we can play this game to bitch.DaReJa wrote:
but.. you are trapped by a fire.Miguel diaz wrote:
nobody thought to put the fire out and use your home phone, which was the correct answer.bennisboy wrote:
Yeah whats the point in this thread, every idea someone has you just say no
i also would have taken, become an hero, or do a barrel roll.
Flame does not burn the honest - I´d soak a rag with water, put it around my mouth and jump from the window.
call 911 say something about terrorists and bombs and wait till they locate you - be sure someones coming...
If the relatives were dead, you would be dead too. I think it's too late to do anything....
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they find you with mice.
The only way you could be trapped in a burning house with all your relatives and but you still surviving is if you're a TF2 Pyro and you created the fire. That means you have a fudging flame-retardant suit. Just walk out the front door.
I Know.BolvisOculus wrote:
Ya, we can play this game to bitch.DaReJa wrote:
but.. you are trapped by a fire.Miguel diaz wrote:
nobody thought to put the fire out and use your home phone, which was the correct answer.
i also would have taken, become an hero, or do a barrel roll.
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wow, taking tf2 a bit seriously there eh?Tetrino wrote:
The only way you could be trapped in a burning house with all your relatives and but you still surviving is if you're a TF2 Pyro and you created the fire. That means you have a fudging flame-retardant suit. Just walk out the front door.
I AGREE WITH TITTYTetrino wrote:
The only way you could be trapped in a burning house with all your relatives and but you still surviving is if you're a TF2 Pyro and you created the fire. That means you have a fudging flame-retardant suit. Just walk out the front door.
you just die in a fire!
rofl this is hilarious you shouldve done the "claim anything, ill prove it wrong" thread lmao
win +1TrueMusou wrote:
Contradiction! How do you be a hero when he previously said that all the relatives DIED!!!!specops10-4 wrote:
Isn't your "become a hero" idea the same this as "escape the fire"? You're just going in circles.Miguel diaz wrote:
nobody thought to put the fire out and use your home phone, which was the correct answer.
i also would have taken, become an hero, or do a barrel roll.
THIS THREAD JUST GOT ASSED
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Just RIP OFF YOUR HEAD AND SHIT DOWN YOUR THROTE, then, when you're hardened, use your BALLS OF STEEL to simply walk through the fire.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
You say it like its a bad thing.Hurricane wrote:
In America, no thanks to stupid telecom shit, we have shitty GPS tracking on our cellphones. Unless you call with a landline, good luck.KylieTastic wrote:
They get the cell location from your mobile call that tells them the area (smaller in cities, larger in less populated areas....) then look for fire/smoke if you cant give them any other clues!
If they can... put up a heli with thermal imaging
I don't want people being able to track me to a pinpoint.
15 more years! 15 more years!
FuckFreezer7Pro wrote:
Just RIP OFF YOUR HEAD AND SHIT DOWN YOUR THROTE, then, when you're hardened, use your BALLS OF STEEL to simply walk through the fire.
it's only the emergency services that can, and ONLY if they receive a call. it's designed so that if there is a disconnection, the police/fire/ambulance can still find you, and rescue you.Mitch wrote:
You say it like its a bad thing.Hurricane wrote:
In America, no thanks to stupid telecom shit, we have shitty GPS tracking on our cellphones. Unless you call with a landline, good luck.KylieTastic wrote:
They get the cell location from your mobile call that tells them the area (smaller in cities, larger in less populated areas....) then look for fire/smoke if you cant give them any other clues!
If they can... put up a heli with thermal imaging
I don't want people being able to track me to a pinpoint.
oh, and by the way, there are several things you can do. one is tell them your street, which would allow them to sue the good old look for the house that is on fire trick. ( before you say the whole street is on fire, that is a wildfire, and probably would mean the firefightrers are already en-route.)
of course, the best thing to do is to run for the house phone ( fire cannot prevent movement), and call the fire department from there, then wait until they turn up. ior evne better, run to the hosue phone, call the fire department, then run for the front door and GTFO of the house.
You're too late, the house burnt down and I died.samfink wrote:
it's only the emergency services that can, and ONLY if they receive a call. it's designed so that if there is a disconnection, the police/fire/ambulance can still find you, and rescue you.Mitch wrote:
You say it like its a bad thing.Hurricane wrote:
In America, no thanks to stupid telecom shit, we have shitty GPS tracking on our cellphones. Unless you call with a landline, good luck.
I don't want people being able to track me to a pinpoint.
oh, and by the way, there are several things you can do. one is tell them your street, which would allow them to sue the good old look for the house that is on fire trick. ( before you say the whole street is on fire, that is a wildfire, and probably would mean the firefightrers are already en-route.)
of course, the best thing to do is to run for the house phone ( fire cannot prevent movement), and call the fire department from there, then wait until they turn up. ior evne better, run to the hosue phone, call the fire department, then run for the front door and GTFO of the house.
omg i remember this thread
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
I do too.FatherTed wrote:
omg i remember this thread
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
me too, after miggle told me about itFreezer7Pro wrote:
I do too.FatherTed wrote:
omg i remember this thread
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
okay first you say the areas are strechted.Miggle wrote:
there are islands blocking the view.Slickdawg8 wrote:
Then you would see the smoke across the lakeMiguel diaz wrote:
its a small town population wise, but theres a big lake between you and the firestation.
indians in the nearby reservation often make smoke signals.
then you say its a small town, then you say there is a big lake, then you say there are islands between the far ends of the lake, well its not a small town any more.
OMFG you died?
you just made us all happy.
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right click on house, choose properties
masterbate one last time.
I dunno about you guys but I'd roast some marshmallows.
i'd light a smoke off my burning house.ParadoXic wrote:
I dunno about you guys but I'd roast some marshmallows.
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella